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The Coleman Flag brand OF canned
fruits is acknowledged superior to any
thing in market. NJ. A. Newmark &
Co.. sole agents for Southern Cali
fornia. ,,
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BRONCHITIS.

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CHRONIC BRONCHITIS.

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Dots.

Tents at Foy's harness shop, cit Los An
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Use g. I. Hanly's Good Luck Baking
Powder, only powder made In Southern Cal.
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Holiday lots in the beautiful Eagle
Rock Valley; only SIS 90 each. Kill
patrick 4 Binford, 1874 N. Main street.
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AL Haymau and Lewis Morrison's famous
com papy from the California Theatre. The
strongest company every organized on the
Pacific Coast, and headed by
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All respectable dealers keep Damiana Bit
ters. Michel Levy q Co., wholesale liquor
fealers. agents.
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Call on Fitzpatrick & Binford and
get $500 Holiday lot, 1874 N. Main
street.
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Lots in the Holiday Tract for sale
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ford, 1874 N. Main street.
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CONSUMPTION


CONSIDERATION
M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M, D.
Mo- shouf
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Bottled Lager Beer

OF Philadelphia Brewery, unsurpassed in
davor and purity, delivered to any part of
the city at 81 20 per dozen, If bottles re-
turned. Leave orders at No. 40 N. Spring
street, or telephone No. 81, to Philadelphia
Brewery, 238 Aliso street.
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A Nights, com mencing THURSDAY, DE
GENDER 10th. Matinee Saturday.
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MR.. LEWIS MORRISON.
HER ATONEMENT!

Thursday and Friday nights and Saturday
Matinee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
Amusements During Christmas.
Week.

Tomorrow night at the Theatre Patti
Rosa will begin a three-nights' engage.
ment in Fred. Marsden's comedy
"Bob." Tuesday night she plays
Zip" and Wednesday night her latest
success, "Love and Duty"
The Weston Brothers will open at the
Academy with Christmas matinee 10.
morrow in the musical comedy-drama
"The Way of the World" The piece
will run three nights Thursday night
Phosa McAllister in Taken From
Life"
An anniversary mask ball and supper
under the auspices of Damon Lodge,
No. z, Knights of Pythias. will be given
at Corcoran Hall Friday night
The first annual ball OF Uniform Rank
OF Stonewall jackson Camp, .Fraternal
Legion, Department OF Virginia, will
take place Monday night at Sanger
Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
School Entertainment i'm Henrtco.

There was an interesting and enjoya-
bic literary entertainment at Beulah, in
Henrico, on Friday night by the pupils
OF Miss Belle .Austin's school. As the
school-r0Om was deemed not large
enough Yarina Tribe, l. o. r. NJ,
kindly offered the use OF their com
modious hall, which is situated near the
public-school house. The entertainment
consisted of music by the orgaDist of
Antioch, Professor Gibbons, together
with declamations, tableaux, &c. A
beautifully-adorned and richly-ladened
Christmas tree also made up an impor-
tant part of the programme. The
excellent manner in which the pupils
acquitted themselves did credit 10
themselves and their teacher, and was
duly appreciated by the patrons of the
school, as was attested by the salts
faction expressed. Miss Austin, the
teacher, was the recipient OF many beau
tiful presents from the patrons, and was
also presented with pretty autograph
album by her pupils.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
RICHMOND CHURCHES.
CHRISTMAS sERvICEs-THE SERMONS
AND MUSIC OF TEE DAY.
Programmes, Notes. and Other observations
as 10 How the Day Will be Reli-
giOusly Observed Eere.

Far more than usual Christmas this
year will receive that religious observance
which is its due. Coming on the Sab
bath its most sacred aspects are present
ed, and on every continent, in every
country, in the midst of the most ad-
vanced civilization, and in heathen
wildernesses-wherever, indeed, the mis-
sionary has raised an altar and cross
Christian people will gatherto do homage
TO the Redeemer 10 read the simple
but ever moving Scriptures that tell CT
the child born IN the manger; to swell
the ioyful anthem. and TO return thanks
TO Father and Son for all their mercies,
for all their goodness. Everywhere in
sermon or song or thank-oiieriuS the
pastors and people will recognize the
anniversary, but with some OF the
churches the ritual calls for Christmas
services, for distinct recognition of the
blessings which the day brings. Their
houses Of worship are fragrant with
holly, cedar, pine. and iyy-the nm
fading green of our forests, which richly
typify the deathless love and the unending
mercy of God. Here programmes have
been arranged for triumphal music, and
priestly chant and choral answer will
touch the heart and please the senses.
A host Of singers will be on duty to-
day. All the best orgauists will be at
their instruments, and sweet and mighty
will be the volume of song that ascends
to Heaven. Below is given, as far as
possible, the musical and other pro-
grammes Of the day in Richmond, in
cluding Episcopal, Catholic, and other
churches:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25

Mr.. +. Lee Slaughter, OF this city,
who Tor number of years has held the
position OF train-dispatcher of the Rich,
mond and Allegheny railroad and has re-
Gently received the appointment of train
master OF the Kanawhs and Ohio rail-
road, with headquarters at Charleston,
W. Va. left yesterday evening for his
new place Of business.
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ecnt On Inr FcIonE-sthor Nases.

Sent On Tor Felony Other fnse$.
The continued case OF Edward Hin-
ney, the colored man charged with cut
ting and woundlng Henry johnson with q
knife, was called in the Police Court yes
terday morning.
johnson testified that he was walking
along st. James street Saturday night,
December l7th, about II o'clock, with
another man and Kinney's vile. Kinney
came up and Knocked his wife down. A
short time afterwards he WIS walking up
Duyal street, when Kinney jumped from
behind tree and asked what he WIS
leading his wife about the street for, aud,
SithOut waiting for an explanation, drew
a knife and plunged it into his abdomen.
The ambulance was called and he was
taken to the almshouse.
Kinney was sent on to the grand jury.
Il. ". Tyler, the colored proprietor of
q saloon on Broad street near jefferson,
was before the court to answer the charge
OF keeping disorderly house, to the an
noyance Of the ncighboIhood. The eyi-
dence failed to sustain this charge, and
it was dismissed; but Hattie Sims, The
complainant, who lives over Iyler's
place, while on the stand testified that
She frequently bought Wbiskey from 1y-
Ter. and he was arrested on this charge.
Witnesses were recognized for Wedncs-
day next, to which time the case was con-
tiuued.
George Valentine. Charles Muller, and
Martha Thomas, colored woman, were
charged with stealing one suit Of clothes
and TIVE comforts, valued at SIC, the
property of Charles c. Maryc.
Marye testified that Muller occupied q
room with Lin. Night before last when
he entered his room to retire he missed
his two comforts from his bed, Upon
examination he discovered that his new
suit of clothes had also been taken.
He notified the police, and one Of the
quilts was found in the possession Of
Laura Harris. Harris said that she
bought the quilt from Muller. The case
was continued until Wednesday next for
further iuouiry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
ST. JAMES.

st James church, OF which Rev. Joshua
Peterkin, ID. D., is the rector and Rev.
Preston Nash is assistant, IS among the
oldest of the city churches, and has one
Of the largest congregations. This church
has recently been handsomely repainted
and frescOed, and the Christmas decOra-
tions are of such character as not to in
lure or mar the effect Of the artists work.
Large marble vases are placed within the
chancel and banked with evergreens in
front and depending from the command
ment tables are festoOns OF cedar and
holly, suspended under which is a large
white and gold star covered with glltand
silver tinsel. The font is a mass of fern
leaves, and the cbancel rail is interviewer
with running cedar
The morning sermon will be preached
by the rector, and in the afternoon q
children's service will be conducted by
the assistant rector.
The volunteer choir, composed of Misses
Taylor, Powell, Ball, and Messrs. Wood,
Kemplin, and Harrison, led by Professor
Ido, will render a choice repertOry of
appropriate music morning and alter
noon.
ST. JOHNS.
As the walls have so recently been
decorated in colors, and the whole church
renovated and improved. no very elabo-
rate trimming of old st. Johns has been
made this year. The decoration is prin-
cipally confined to the chancel, where
cedar, box, and holly has been effectively
employed under the direction of Messrs.
JohnF. Mayer and /. Z. Gretter. The
sermon by the pastor will be appropriate
TO the occasion. The holy communion
will be celebrated in connection with the
services, and the collection will be for
the benefit of the Disabled Clergy
Fund. The following music will be sung
by the (volunteer) choir Voluntary,
"Glory to God in the Highest William
II. Gerrish) Venite William Preston) /;
Gloria Patri, Nos. 7 and s (H. Bialla) /;
TIE Deum (H. V. Boskerck) Jubilate
Dec CWilliam Preston); Gloria Tibi,
No. l I'll. 2. Danks) Hymns Nos. l6,
IL, 20, fuckers Hymnal Ofiertory,
"And There Were Shepherds Abiding
in the Fields" (H. Millard). Organist,
Miss Il. A. Fitzwilson: Cornetist. Mr..
q. n. Shuman; Soloists, Mrs. Fitzwil-
son, Miss Mitchell. Miss Rady, and Mr..
Richardson.
In the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
four Sunday schools OF st. Johns will
celebrate in the church their annual
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THREE CENTS PER COPY.

Holy Family-the shepherds, the angels,
and the wise men. They are made OF
pdptcr mache and are eighteen inches
high, and were imported from Ger
many. The group is placed within a
miniature stable, and light thrown upon
the babe gives q very good effect. The
whole is surmounted by a canopy, on the
roof Of which an angel stands with out
stretched wings, holding scroll with the
words "GlorIa in Excelsis Dec"
There will be low masses at 6 and
O'Clock. and high mass at 10 o'clock,
celebrated by Rev. p. J. Fahey, the pas
tor OF that church, who will preach on
the incarnation" The music will be
very select, uDder the direction of the
Sisters of st. Francis. The colored chill
dren of this church have been rehearsing
for a good while. The Offering will be
used t. pay for the coal consumed
during the year.
other Churches.
At the Second Baptist church Rev.
DR.. Landrum PASTOR the choir WI sing,
in addition 10 other music, the following
offertory anthems: Morning service,
"Adeste Fideles (arranged by Gou-
nod evening service, Holy Night -
(Barnby). Organist and director, Mr..
lredell Jenkins.
BROAD-sTREEr METHODIST.
AT the II O'Clock service the Sunday
school children will render the Christ,
mas service, entitled "The True Light,
by Robert Lowry, and the pastor, Rev.
;. S. Lambeth, will preach. At the 8
o'clock Z. VI. service the church choir
will sing "Strlke the Cymbal and
"Sing, o Heavens "A lovely Christ
mas anthem. The choir is composed Of
the following Misses Oracle henning,
Alice l.. and Eloise Richardson, AMI
Duncan Arsell. Messrs. Langherne Put
ney, Walter Miles. John Z. Hart and
Clarence Wilkes; Organist. Mr.. NJ. H..
Willis Cornetist, Mr. John Thurston.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
At this church there will be Christ
mas services in German at II A. NJ. and
T z. NJ, conducted by Rev. c. J.
Oehlschlaegcr, pastor. The choir will
be under the direction OF Mr.. Zacha-
rias. Tomorrow evening 40 I O'Clock
there will be Christmas,tree for the
children.
OLD MAREEr HALL.
A select choir, composed of the fol-
lowing singers will render several seiec-
tons at the special Supday-school ser
vice at the Old-Markct Hall this morning
at 9:30 O'Clock Miss Hammer and Miss
Duke, sopranos Miss Witter, contralto
Mr.. II. l.. Recs. tenor; Mr.. Marquis,
basso; Miss DuStman, accOmpanlst. Or.
Hoge will preach at night Additional
benches have been placed in TO accom-
modate the large crowd expected
Y. VI. c. A.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have issued the following card:
" NJ. c. \. 1887.
CHRISTIANS SOCIAL.
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PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS..
OFFICE or TIE SUP'T VA. PEyrTESTiARY,(
December "a, lbs7.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- RECEIVED at this Office until FRIDAY, DE-
CEMBEB 30fH instant at ~ o'clock NJ. Tor furnish
ing this institution Tor the next three months.
commencing January !, 1883, with the following
articles, In more or less quantities., as the re-
quirements dtmand-yiz:
l25 barrels FAMILY FLOUR (sample),
I,2O bushels HAN TABLE B0LTED
MEAb lsRmple).
1900 pounds RICE (sample),
- 600 pounds BULK SIDES-butts or shoulders,
$3.50 pounds PAkrOLA COFFEE tsample).
5000 pounds IURPENTiNE SOAP (saniple),
L. sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
1900 gallons LOW-GRADE SYRUP (sample),
600 gallons KEROSENE OIL ii5" test,
40 gallons HEADLIGHT OIL 1907 test,
barrels VINEGAR tsample),
100 barrels dERklNGS (samplel.
Tho above goods 10 be delivered az the peni-
tentiary free Of all drayagc, and In such quanti-
ties aud at such times as The Superintendent may
require them tO DO delivered, subject 20 inspec-
tion. Marx name and price on each sample.
separate bids will De received for my one or
more OF the above articles.
The Beard OF Directors reserve the right TO
reject any or all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
w. w. MOSES,
do s56a2-2t Superintendent
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VULIUS SYCLE e SON,
- 2l3 EAST BROAD STREET.

STAPLE GOODS FOR LADIES.-Fur MufTs.
B0as, End Capes; English Seal-Flnsh Garmehls I;
London-Nade Newmarkets, kaglans ana
jackets; Dress Patterns 10 Black aud C0Ors
Lace Scarfs and t1chus; fancy kuchlng IN an
colors: six Mufllers In all styles; Ermine kid
Gloves with Fourhctte Fingers, ogn lmporlaut ;
Cachmere and Fur-Lined Gloves; SIX and Wool
Mittens Novelty SIX Hose: tuamenoa Jc"elry
in Sterling Silver and Gold Plaiei English Crepe-
Stone Jewelry; silver lhlmDles
r,oD crDrc coa,a Tackats and Nevmart o,s
l., r'i,, ,lotbs and nh ofber fashionabie
~ IA .'U,Js'' ce,,.rs In mo FIectric and Fan..y
n,a'cilai' ;TDstoI En,t Jscteta vim Uoods
STn,..,ai ard plnsh hoods in every conceiyab ble
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25
GREAT MINSTREL ENTERTAIN
MEST.

Mr.. CONWAY MYERS has tho honor 70 an
noanee that ae has accepted aBESEFir ton-
dered him by his many friends Tue bess
AMATEUR TALENT Of The city viii ,ske para
81 tho MOZART ACADEMY os MUSIC
JANUARY ~. 1871.
tfuii particulars lAter.l asxls
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A VERY HAPPY
CHRISTMAS,
plenty Of il, and many returns Of the day.
StT01tSe Brothers.

Only ono moro week of the old year left-only
ono nfty-sccond part OF tho business Of 49,; to
be done-and we shall enter upon the "gad
New Year." with all its bright possibilities. But
it is a good idea to do aud think in the present
a. well as Of the future, so we shall devote all
our energies to make this weeks sale compare
fsvorably with its predecessors. OF course wo
will have to make tho "dear public" great con-
cessions in order 10 "toe the mark" but VIC are
in the year.
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Str0USe Brothers.

OF course you know We are absolutely HEAD
QUARTERS on CLOAKS AND WRAPS, but We
merely wish 10 say that the concessions above
referred to apply to this department as we'll
Cloaks, like the deadly car-stOye, "must go,'
and we can make it N your interest 10 catch on
10 one while they are going.
tNT0uSe Brothers.
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StTdUSe Brothers.

Our sales In CHRISTMAS GOODS, such as
Plush Work-BoTes, Shaving Sets. Manicure Sets,
Poker sets, Sc, have exceeded our expectations.
but we have few Of these goods left, and Will
sacrifice them rather than carry them, rs we
need every inch Of room for our regular stock.
There are no toys among them, and you will find
many things suitable for NEW-YEAR GIFTS.
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RECEPTION on NEWYEAR's DAY.

Please send sOme Y0u z Men OF your q
Quaiutauco who arc "AWAl FkON HONE"
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MONUMENTAL.

Rev. DR.. Newton, rector, will conduct
the service at IL A. N. aud preach ser
mon appropriate to the season. The
following music will be rendered Offer
toire in +, organ (Batiste); Anthem,
soprano solo and chorus, "There were
Shepherds (Holden) Venite in q
(ArrangeO 3; Proper Psalms, ~, a., s.,
Glorias (Holden) Te Deum in q c..
w. Warren) Jubilate in L Berthold
Tours; Introit, Shout the Glad
Tiding" (Avison) Gloria tibi in f
(Tours) Hymn, " Hark The Herald
Angels Sing" Mendelssohn) Oftertory
solo, with violoncello obligato by Mr.
Thurston, "Cantique de Noel " adams ;
Sanctus in + (lours) Communion
Hymn 207, Nodges) Gloria in Excelsis
in + (Tours) Nunc Dimittis (YIlL
Tone) OHertoire in ID minor, organ
(Batiste). Organist ard Director. Mr..
Henry |. Solomons; Principal Soloist,
Miss Edna Gray.
The choir of this church is composed
of about. twenty-five ladies' and gentle
men, who have been indlstriously pre-
pairing for the service to-day. The music
will be good. The decorations in holly
and cedar were made by the ladies OF the
church, and have been hung with good
effect. There will be no afternoon SER
vice.
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THE CHURCHES.

Christmas is now the only day on
which plurality of masses may be said.
On this great feast the Church extends to
every priest the privilege of celebrating
mass three times the same morning
without, however, binding him to cele-
brate more than one. This privilege was
granted by Pope Telesphorus a. D..
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Episcopal.

The music at st. Paul's to-day will be
Of a high order, and will be rendered
under the direction Of Mr.. Jacob Rein
hardt, the organist. by choir of about
twenty-four ladies and gentlemen. The
programme is as follows: Voluntary,
so, Sing to Cod" in j flat (Gounod
Venite, in 4 flat Is. y. Penfield) lie
Deum, in b minor Buck) Jubilate, in
G (S. n. PendelD; Hymn, "Chris-
tians, Awake" in b Hat (G. W. Warren) !
Hymn, "Shout the Glad Tidings, " in B
fiat (W. G. Williams); Ofertory An
them, "Sing, o, Heavens" in A Der
thold Tours. The soloists will be: So
prano, Miss Nellie Rogers; cOntralto,
Miss Julia Henning; tenor, Mr.. Conway
Myers; baritone, Mr.. Jefferson Wallace
bassos, DIR. David McCaw and Mr.. james
| Il. Branch.
The church has been very tastefnlly
decorated by the young ladies. Avreath
has been put around the front of the gal
lery, and holly and cedar trees in pots
standaroundthe2 gallery and chancel. The
pulpit and chancel-raii are trimmed with
running cedar, ,andabove thepulpitare two
white doves The massive chancel pillars
have been wrapped with cedar, and behind
them is a lattice-work Of running cedar.
The Star of the East may be seen in i'm
morteIles in the eastern corner of the
church. The service will be conducted
1 by Rev. DR.. Charles Minnigerode, pas
tor, and Rev. George Funsten, assistant.
In the afternoon at o'clock the Sun.
day school will have a celebration. The
service, "The True Light" is unusually
pretty. DR.. Minnigerode and Mr.. Fun
stem qill ofliciate, and Mr.. Reinhardt
will play on the organ.- The ceremony
commences with the Prophecies in
Isaiah in two short lessons, and then by
short responsive readings showing the
birth, visit Of the wise men, and other
epochs in the life of our Lord. The
service promises to be very interesting.
Except the pews ~ the middle aisle the
church IS open TO the public.
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MEETINGS.

A STATED MEETING OF ANCHOR
N LODGE, No S, ORDER OF THE COLDER
CHAIN, Will be held IN Conrordia Hall, No. 402
east Broad street on MONDAY the 26th at 7:30 p.
NJ. All oflccrs-elect are requested 70 De present
without fail.
BY order Of the Commander
ALEX. W. PEARCE.
dc 2j-lt Secretary.
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CHRISTIANS SOCIAL
MoNDAYNIGnr. prcEMnEn %. -.

YOUNG MEN AWAY FROM HOME arc COZ
daily invited t0 spend CuRiSIN NAS EVENING
ia oar Plr,Ols around the BLAZING \ CLE
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THIS is NO GAG.
.HoEs and SLIPPERS at prices

get ordi
the
or
Hfl l.l d q "a pr Zee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25

MUSIC. SONGS. STORIES,
TEN-PTNS, GAME-, REFRESHMENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-25

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton have issued the following card:
" NJ. c. \. 1887.
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Christmas services will be begun as
early as o'clock in the morning, as fol-
lows: Convent of the Visitation, Bene-
dictine and franciscan Converts,
Josephite and Benedictine Orders
Sisters Of Charity, and Little Sisters Of
the Poor. The services will consist in
the recitation of the Office OF the day,
opening with the Yenite Exultimus, fol-
lowed by the recitation of three noe
turnes and the singing of nine lessons
and ending with the Tie Deum.